OKBrowser Proxy Configuration Guide

Introduction

OKBrowser is a fingerprint browser that supports multi-account management. By configuring proxy IPs, each browser environment gets an independent network identity, enabling account isolation and risk control.

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Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have:

• OKBrowser client installed
• An OkkProxy account with active proxy service
• Your proxy credentials ready:
  • Host (proxy address)
  • Port
  • Username
  • Password

Configuration Steps

Step 1: Open OKBrowser

Open OKBrowser (okbrow.com)

Step 2: Create a Browser Window

1. Go to the browser window list
2. Click "Create Window"

Step 3: Configure Proxy Settings

1. Select proxy type:
   • HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5 (SOCKS5 recommended)
2. Fill in proxy information (example):

Host: proxy.okkproxy.com
Port: 8000
Username: your_username
Password: your_password

Field descriptions:

• Host: Proxy server address
• Port: Port number (some proxies use port to control IP rotation)
• Username / Password: Authentication credentials

Step 4: Test Proxy Connection

Click Test Proxy

Result descriptions:

• Success: Proxy connection is working normally
• Failed: Check your proxy parameters or network connection

Step 5: Save and Launch

1. Click Generate Random Fingerprint Configuration
2. Browser environment is ready to use

FAQ for China Region Users

Q1: Why can't I connect after adding a proxy IP in OKBrowser?

This is one of the most common issues in China. In mainland China's network environment, a proxy IP cannot directly connect to external networks. A local proxy tool ("ladder") is required for traffic forwarding; otherwise the connection will fail or time out.

Q2: Which tools does OKBrowser need to work with?

OKBrowser needs to be used alongside one of the following proxy tools:

• Clash (recommended)

• V2Ray

Make sure the tool is in a "connected" state.